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Tchotchke

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Oct 8, 2026

Julian MeushHOST
13:56
With the exception of the, uh, what's it called, the restaurant? Um, I wanna say-
Matt TworekHOST
14:01
Chotchkie's.
Julian MeushHOST
14:02
Chotchkie's, yeah.
Julian MeushHOST
14:03
Great.
Matt TworekHOST
14:03
[laughs]
Julian MeushHOST
14:04
Um, Chotchkie's is such a great name for a bullshit restaurant.
Matt TworekHOST
14:07
It's ...
Matt TworekHOST
14:07
Yeah.
LukeHOST
26:50
Yeah.
LukeHOST
26:50
We've still got, uh, TV Repair Man, Apollo Junction, Flood Hounds, and Tchotchke to come, so, uh.
ScottHOST
26:55
Which is not half bad on itself.
LukeHOST
26:57
Very good.
ScottHOST
28:20
[laughs] Yeah, true.
LukeHOST
28:21
Um, right.
LukeHOST
28:22
Onto song number four, and this is Tchotchke, and it's called Playing Dumb.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:35
Won't disagree, love when you take the lead.
MichaelHOST
25:36
I totally forget.
MichaelHOST
25:37
But, so this, this other character shows up and it was like, "Oh, hey, that's the waitress from Chotchkie's.
MichaelHOST
25:43
Did you know she fucked Lumbergh?" And it's kinda like he shows up and it's almost an hour into the movie-
BlakeHOST
25:49
[laughs]

29 MINS LATER

BlakeHOST
54:42
As I said, Mike Judge hated the ending of this, and he wished he could have rewritten the third act.
BlakeHOST
54:47
Um, and yeah, I think you and I are kinda on the same page with that.
BlakeHOST
54:51
Um, Chotchkie's gets the name from a Yiddish word meaning a cheap trinket or knick-knack.
BlakeHOST
54:59
Um-
Pam HartleyGUEST
36:43
Sure.
Mike ComptonHOST
36:44
A tchotchke place? Tchotchke place.
Mike ComptonHOST
36:46
No
Pam HartleyGUEST
36:46
offense.
Sasheer ZamataHOST
33:04
I had a nervous breakdown getting rid of some stuff.
Nicole ByerHOST
33:09
Oh.
Nicole ByerHOST
33:09
Like what kind of stuff? Tchotchkes.
Sasheer ZamataHOST
33:12
Yeah.
Sasheer ZamataHOST
33:13
Because...
Dalton McGeeHOST
8:22
The next question is this.
Dalton McGeeHOST
8:25
Which 1999 satirical black comedy based on director Mike Judge's Milton cartoon series inspired the real life subsidiary Swingline to introduce a red stapler to its product line and lampooned the requirement of at least 15 items of flair for workers at the nearby Tchotchke bar and grill.
Dalton McGeeHOST
8:44
Which
Paul McLaughlinGUEST
8:45
led to TGI Fridays removing the tchotchke requirement on their stuff.

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